Yes; The construction demonstrates how to bisect an angle correctly using technology because Circles D & E have the same radius
<h3>How to properly bisect an angle?</h3>
In construction of angles and lines, bisection means dividing either a given angle or line segment into two equal parts. This means after the construction, the two parts must have equal measure.
The steps to bisect a line segment are as follows;
1. Draw the required length of the line segment AB.
2. With point A and radius of the compass greater than half of AB, describe arcs above and below the segment.
3. With the same radius as in step 2 and point B, describe two arcs above and below the segment. These would intersect that of step 2 at C and D.
4. Join the points of intersection of the arcs with a straight line CD.
Now, in this given question with the circle, we can see that line AG is the line that bisects the angle EAD.
Now, we see that circles C and D have the same radius and as such the construction demonstrated is correct for that very reason.
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To find the range, <em>subtract the smallest from the biggest number.</em>
The outlier is most commonly the biggest or smallest number. Obviously it is 236 in this situation.
To find how much the outlier increases the range, you need to find out the range <u>WITH and WITHOUT</u> the outlier.
Without the outlier: 39
With the outlier: 190
Then you subtract 190 - 39 because you are trying to find out how much <u>MORE RANGE</u> the outlier makes.
The answer is 151.
THEREFORE, The outlier increases the range by 151.
I was going on the phone and I saw the message I sent
I did process of elimination and for each option subtracted one from the current values to see if one was 8x the other.
A - 24 & 4 (6x)
B - 80 & 8 (10x)
C - 48 & 6 (8x)
D - 35 & 5 (7x)
I found the correct answer to be c
Part A.
32'1/4÷1/8=258
1 team has 8 people, we currently have 32'1/4 teams, so how many people do we have? We have 258 people.
you can adjust this any way you want. you can say. if we have 258 people, we can make 32'1/4 teams of 8 people. and so on...
Part B.
32'1/4(teams)×8(people per team)=258 people
Part C.
you can explain this from what I said in Part A and Part B.
but 32'1/4 is 1/8 of 258